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Peanut Butter
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The FDA says you can put "0 grams trans fats" if it contains less than a certain amount. However, the trans fats are in there and you should get natural PB instead.
Just get some natural peanut butter you dont want to be eating that stuff with trans fats. I like smuckers natural peanut butter. Remember just because it says natural peanut butter it doesnt mean its worse then the big names like jiff and skippy, It actually tastes better then all of them so give it a try.
The study examined the fatty acid content of eleven different brands of peanut butter, including Skippy, Jif, Peter Pan and Smuckers, and found no trans-fat in any of the samples. Some peanut butters contain a small amount (approximately 1-2 percent) of partially hydrogenated oil used as stabilizers to prevent oil separation. This produces a smooth and creamy product that most consumers prefer. The amount of trans-fat in peanut butter with 2% stabilizer is less than .0032 g, or 156 times less than what is needed to reach the 0 g trans-fat cut-off.
thats what i found . . . im just wondering cus natty pb is a lot more exspensive 2 bucks more for a jar half the size ouch.
thats what i found . . . im just wondering cus natty pb is a lot more exspensive 2 bucks more for a jar half the size ouch.
I think it's from jiff.com!! lolGrammaton said:yeah where did you get that quote from, skippy.com or jiff.com? i still wouldnt want even that little bit of trans fat, though i doubt thats truthful info.